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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1967

Page

2

Lawrence Journal-World Masthead and Editorial Staff

The Lawrence Journal-World lists president and fiditor J. with vice president and publisher Bill Mater. Managing editor Jack Zimmerman oversees content, with Ernest Potts as associate editor and Leo Eller as advertising manager. Dolph Simons is area business manager. editor W. C. Simons headed the paper, established in 1854 with 1891 to 1952 leadership.

Skebialist Agen Bill Mater Mdltor Jack Zimmerman Awe Nowaditor Ernest Potts Pairraind Leo Eller Dolph Simons Dolph C. Simon

Christmas Spirit of Giving and Receiving

A reflective piece on giving and receiving at Christmas, stressinglove and understanding as the greatest gifts. It recounts personal acts of kindness, the need to accept gifts with joy, and the aim to spread Christmas joy beyond the holiday season. The piece urges calm trust and mutual love as the path to Peace on Earth.

Dirksen Rose Puzzling Dirksen Rose Puzzling

Republican leaders clash over a Vietnam resolution as Dirksen presses unity with Johnson while Ford Laird and others urge a distinct GOP position. The Dec 11 coordinating committee meeting absence shows partisan tensions and possible shakeups in the Platform Committee leadership.

Washington Johnson Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen Capitol Hill Senate House Republican Coordinating Committee Vietnam Coordinating Committee White House Gerald Ford Michigan Melvin Laird Wisconsin House Republican Conference Rpublican Party Laird Ford Eisenhower Palm Springs

Cost of Vietnam War rises with mounting casualties and bill

By mid December the war's toll included about 15 500 American dead and roughly 96 000 wounded with 850 missing. U S air losses exceeded 3 000 while costs surpassed 30 billion dollars annually. Bomb tonnage reached 1 600 000, surpassing European WW II totals and Korean War output.

Debate Over Vietnam Policy Echoes Costs and Justifications

The text questions the high costs of the ongoing Vietnam policy and criticizes leaders for focusing on opponents rather than proving the wisdom of the current approach. It argues for more energy to justify the plan and its price.

Vietnam

Christmas Drive Brings Toys for Tots Donations

In 1957 a wet Christmas saw over 3 000 toys contributed to the Toys for Tots campaign. Olathe Naval Air Station, KU students, and local business men joined the drive. Babies born to the Rockholds Rouths Patterson families noted in the week.

Olathe Navel Air Station John Rockholds Billy Rouths Baldwin Joseph Pattersons

Christmas Message and Prayer Reflection

A brief Christmas message quotes Luke 2 11 declaring a Savior is born in David s city. A prayer asks God the Father for joy and salvation through Jesus Christ and for humble guidance to His feet.

City of David Christ the Lord God Jesus Christ

Lindsay under fire over graft story and union with Marcus

The piece argues the New York Times focused on a $16 000 bribe by James L Marcus former Water Commissioner while linking it to Mayor Lindsay. It questions Lindsay's judgment and defends his overall leadership citing ethics scrutiny and contrasting broader city progress with one associate's alleged missteps.

New York Times New York City the Times James L. Marcus New York Mr. Lindsay Mr. Marcus Mr. Clean John Lindsay Lindsay Mrs. Lindsay Damon Runyon Walter Jenkins White House Samuel F. Kearing, Jr

Catholic Center in London refines appeal for nonbelievers

London's Catholic Enquiry Center shifts from old mass imagery to a modern love themed campaign aimed at swinging Britain. It targets secular readers with plain sealed booklets and scripts explaining Catholic faith, reaching about 25 000 per year with 46 percent aged 18 to 25.

London Britain Catholic Enquiry Center Hampstead Center Kevin O’brien Catholic Missionary Society Radio Caroline Radio London Father O’brien

Kennedy Christmas Card Hints at 1968 Political Tone

The Kennedy family Christmas card features garish colors and a "Santa in '67" sign, with Robert F Kennedy’s ten children around an antique car. A back photo shows RFK smiling as a balloon asks "would you believe Santa in '68, too" prompting political implications debated by press secretary Frank Mankiewicz.

New York Kennedy Frank Mankiewicz Mankiewicz

Velvet Craze Captures English Gals Fashion

Romantic velvet fashions entice English girls from fifteen upward for special evenings and home wear. Buyers at top stores report velvet selling fast with brown and black velvet in high demand. Cotton velvet outfits with lace or black net gain popularity, including feminine trouser suits and Empire silhouette party dresses with satin ribbons.

Esteen

Growing McCarthy Trouble Seen Via California Setup

Washington reports mounting issues in Eugene McCarthy’s bid with California as a key battleground. Campaign manager Blair Clark faces left wing factionalism while attempts to recruit liberal Democrats falter. O'Donnell rejection and weak co chairs hinder momentum, leaving planners to weigh a high visibility media push.

California Washington Sen Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Golden State McCarthy Blair Clark LBJ Frederick Turner Claremont College Roger Kent San Francisco Kent Johnson Thomas Lynch National Paul Ziffren California Democratic Clubs CDC Los Angeles Martin Stone Monogram Industries Massachusetts New Hampshire Kenneth P. O'Donnell John F. Kennedy O’donnell CBS New York Post Clark Averell Harriman Thomas Page Page Peace Corps Johnson-Humphrey Jerome Eller Senate

Correcting Lisp via Speech Therapy and Age Factors

A reader asks about correcting a lisp and the doctor notes causes such as dental overbite or tongue and palate issues. It emphasizes speech therapist analysis, early treatment by age seven, and gradual improvement with professional help.

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